Getting Started with EEG Neurofeedback

Praise for Getting Started with EEG Neurofeedback

This book is the best introduction to neurofeedback I have ever seen. It is written in a way that is both comprehensive and accessible making it an invaluable resource for both new and experienced practitioners. I can confidently say that Getting Started with EEG Neurofeedback will be my new “go to” reference and required reading for my trainees. 


— Jeff Tarrant, PhD, BCN, Director NeuroMeditation Institute, author of Meditation-Based Interventions to Rewire the Brain

In Getting Started with Neurofeedback, Second Edition, John Demos has crafted a text providing information that goes well beyond what its title implies. Indeed, this book is an excellent resource for those relatively new to the field; but beyond that it is useful as a reference for those who are experienced. The latter chapters are a sagacious guide about all aspects of practice. The book is replete with excellent clinical examples.


— Dick A. Genardi, PhD, BCN, Clinical Associate Professor, Wright State Univ. School of Professional Psychology, Neuropsychologist, NeuroBehavioralHealth Associates, Dayton Ohio

Thank you very much John Demos. This book offers a lot of useful and really important information as well for beginners and advanced Neurofeedback practitioners. Besides classical standard applications, it gives a very detailed overview of newer approaches like Z-Score-Training based on quantitative EEG measures from several sources and databases. It´s a must have for everyone who practices Neurofeedback and I definitely will recommend is a required reading for all our attendees of our workshops.
— Thomas F. Feiner, BCIA BCN, Director of the Institute for EEG-Neurofeedback Germany

The use of clear imagery is so necessary, and he doesn't stint at all, with both colour and b&w images abounding. The complex index and addendums help tremendously, and the writing is clear, and flows so that understanding is gained in incrementally meaningful ways.
— metapsychology.net

Vitally important...an excellent basic text and introduction to the field of neurofeedback. Far too many clinicians enter the field by going to a workshop, buying very expensive equipment and then after a few days of training they are left on their own and overwhelmed...read this book before even going to that first workshop.
— The National Psychologist